So the theory goes that larger caliber weapons are more likely to ensure that a target will actually stop in fewer shots.
Even wounds that are fatal will generally not result in an Instant Death Bullet, and it is not unknown for a target to keep going after having been shot, sometimes not even noticing. When smokeless powder and repeating firearms became popular, bullets could be fired with higher muzzle velocities and multiple times within a short span, thereby making it possible to have a smaller projectile with the same stopping power as a larger one.
30 caliber was considered useless for any sort of lethal effect. 70 caliber range to provide the best stopping power at those velocities, so that the target would be downed or incapacitated in a single shot, and anything below. As a result, projectile diameters tended to be in the. * And the notion of "bigger" meaning "better" itself likely goes back to the pre-repeating days of firearms early firearms shot with a much lower muzzle velocity and required manually reloading the projectile and the propellant with every shot. The idea that small-caliber and/or low-powered weapons are useless in combat probably comes from the somewhat vague notion of "stopping power" and that Bigger Is Better in this regard. It's also why it's both frequently forbidden and a bad idea to use frozen paintballs. This is exactly why airsoft events have very strictly enforced safety rules about minimum engagement distances and protective equipment. Even pneumatic weapons firing small pellets at low speed can inflict lethal injuries if they hit someone in a critical area such as the temple or the heart. 22 Short can tear deep enough into a human body to tear major veins and arteries, and if the bullet reaches the throat or vital organs, the damage will be severe. Just about any gun made today can inflict a mortal wound in one shot, though a small-caliber bullet probably won't drop you on the spot. Guns, by definition, are weapons that are designed to kill.
The truth is that Guns Do Not Work That Way. 38 Special is essentially a joke bullet unable to do any real damage.
There is a common perception that any round smaller than a. The firearm will likely be physically small and will probably fire small-caliber ammunition, which is considered by some users to be weak. A character treats a small firearm with contempt.
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